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Taxonomy is not a blog
· 10 years ago
Sorry, but I have made a mistake, and it works. The mistake was that the template with a list of projects I used the code: {% for p in page.find('/projects').children %} {% include 'partials/project_i
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Taxonomy is not a blog
· 10 years ago
This non-playing no role. Can anyone give an example of a taxonomy for the blog and for projects such as taxonomy on one site? How to implement this? I do the same as for a blog, but it does not work.
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Taxonomy is not a blog
· 10 years ago
If the taxonomy is named categorysite, then the URL must be /categorysite:something, you have /category:something now.
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Taxonomy is not a blog
· 10 years ago
I can even use taxonomy not only for the blog on the same site?
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Taxonomy is not a blog
· 10 years ago
Help please, my head broke already. I have a few projects in the site. Displayed on a '/sites' in a list. Each project has its own category: 'categorysites', in the head of the module page with categ
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Page collections and `order_manual`
· 10 years ago
it really is most useful with a set list of child pages, like a modular homepage. Then you can specify the slugs in an array in the exact order you wish to display them. This is used in the onpage s
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Page collections and `order_manual`
· 10 years ago
As I remember you can see the changes in the navbar
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Page collections and `order_manual`
· 10 years ago
I have the exact same question; I have tried the order_manual option, so in the backend the user can order by hand, but how do i get these children in the front-end? '@self.children' does not work. Th
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Page collections and `order_manual`
· 10 years ago
In the docs there's mention of an order_manual setting, but the only example I can find is of modular pages. What I want to accomplish is "sticky" posts. Does anyone have some examples of using order_
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Twig template error during MediaEmbed Plugin installation
· 10 years ago
@thierrydulieu in addition, there are no known breaking changes in Grav's releases. The changes are always well documented in the release notes, but generally there are no changes that we know are aff